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This subcontract opportunity, managed by DAS Procurement for the state of Connecticut, seeks a regionally accredited institution of higher learning to provide formal academic instruction for prime contractors involved in Office of Early Childhood apprenticeship projects. The selected provider will deliver a comprehensive curriculum aligned with NAEYC, CKC, DEC, EI/ECSE, and OSEP standards, focusing on critical areas such as Child Development, Culturally Appropriate Teaching Practices, and Family-Teacher Partnerships. The provider is responsible for managing academic transcripts and competency evaluations, ultimately conferring Associate Degrees to successful participants. Interested parties must respond by December 4, 2026, under NAICS code 611310.

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Connecticut seeks an accredited college to provide academic instruction for early childhood apprenticeships.

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Provides formal academic education for prime contractors on Connecticut Office of Early Childhood apprenticeship projects. Delivers curriculum aligned with NAEYC, CKC, DEC, EI/ECSE, and OSEP standards covering Child Development, Family-Teacher Partnerships, and Culturally Appropriate Teaching Practices. Must be a regionally accredited institution of higher learning. Delivers academic transcripts, competency evaluations, and conferred Associate Degrees.

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